WASHINGTON — U.S. President Donald Trump announced that he plans to appoint a new artificial intelligence adviser, often referred to as an "AI czar," alongside plans to establish a specialized "AI force".
The announcement, shared via social media, comes without immediate details regarding how either initiative will be structured, funded, or implemented. Emphasizing his administration's stance on fostering technological innovation, Trump vowed that the government would not "hinder or stifle" the growth of the burgeoning sector. Instead, he suggested that any potential misconduct or wrongdoing would be handled through existing civil and criminal justice frameworks rather than heavy-handed federal oversight.
The proposed appointment arrives as Washington navigates intensifying global competition in artificial intelligence, particularly ahead of a high-stakes diplomatic meeting between U.S. and Chinese leadership. While tech industry advocates generally support a lighter regulatory touch to maintain a competitive edge internationally, safety experts and lawmakers have continued to press for tighter guardrails surrounding advanced frontier models.
Further details regarding potential candidates for the advisory role or the timeline for the creation of the "AI force" are expected to be released by the administration in the coming weeks.
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